Additional tickets for the BIGBANG 2026 WORLD TOUR go on sale through HK Ticketing on November 12 at 9 a.m.
The K-pop group’s Hong Kong concerts run from November 13 to 15, with an added show on November 17 at the Kai Tak Main Stadium. Ticket prices range from HK$699 to HK$3,099, according to HK01. Each registered account can purchase a maximum of two tickets per show.
Standing tickets cost HK$3,099 for VIP 1. Seated tickets are available at HK$2,699 for VIP 2, HK$2,399 for VIP 3, and HK$2,099, down to HK$1,899, HK$1,699, HK$1,299, HK$899, and HK$699, as reported by HK01. Certain seats include partially obstructed views, and all ticket prices exclude a customer service fee of HK$130 per ticket.
Buyers using specific promotional codes on qualifying purchases of HK$2,000 or more receive a discount of $108 through HK01. Wheelchair accessible seats must be purchased by calling the ticketing hotline at +852 31 288 288 during operating hours from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Concert sponsor FWD Insurance is operating a free activity zone at the Kai Tak Sports Park Central Plaza. Ticket holders who register as FWD MAX members can access photo booths and collect support items such as themed paper fans or tattoo stickers.
In addition to the main venue activations, FWD Insurance also established a themed poster and member photo display zone inside the Yellow Zone at MTR Tsim Sha Tsui East Station.
Fans attending the tour dates can also visit an outdoor sky garden featuring the sole 3-metre-tall giant yellow crown flower art installation of the entire tour, which lights up in warm yellow illumination after dark against the Victoria Harbour view, alongside a giant elevator curtain wall and other themed photo spots.
For ticketing security and distribution, the international ticketing platform Veritickets joined Tmall and operates an official flagship store offering tickets for the group’s Hong Kong stop alongside 11 other countries and regions.
The platform implements security and consumer protection mechanisms featuring authentic ticket guarantees, entry assurances, and a refund policy up to double the value for unfulfilled orders, while promising ticket issuance within as fast as 12 hours. Veritickets provides multi-lingual and multi-currency support, accepting Visa, MasterCard, JCB, and Alipay.
Travelers heading to the Kai Tak Main Stadium can take the MTR to Kai Tak Station and exit via Exit D, walking about 10 minutes along the station square.
Alternatively, visitors can use Sung Wong Toi Station Exit D for a five-minute walk, or take various public bus routes stopping near Kowloon City Ferry Pier, the Hong Kong Society for the Blind on Wood Street, or the Towngas headquarters on Ma Tau Kok Road.